Entry level Electrical Engineer jobs in Massachusetts
There are currently 2 entry level electrical engineer jobs in Massachusetts on EntryLevelJobs.co, collected from employer career pages and job boards and refreshed several times a day. Recent openings include roles at Shield and National Grid. Most of the newest listings are in Boston and Northborough.
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Summer 2027 - Electrical Engineering Intern
Shield · Boston, MA
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Graduate Development Program, Associate Substation Electrical Engineer, Option Solution Engineering
National Grid · Northborough, MA
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About entry level electrical engineer jobs
Graduate electrical engineers design, test and troubleshoot circuits, power systems or controls, and support installation and commissioning work.
Skills employers ask for
- Circuit design and analysis
- CAD and schematic tools
- PLCs or embedded systems (role-dependent)
- Electrical codes and safety
- Test equipment
Tip for getting hired
Make clear whether you lean towards power, controls, electronics or embedded work, and back it up with a project in that area.
Frequently asked questions
How many entry level electrical engineer jobs are available in Massachusetts?
We're currently listing 2 entry level electrical engineer jobs in Massachusetts. Listings are refreshed several times a day and expired jobs are removed automatically.
Which companies are hiring entry level electrical engineer roles in Massachusetts?
Companies with recent openings include Shield and National Grid.
What skills do entry level electrical engineer jobs ask for?
Common requirements include circuit design and analysis, cAD and schematic tools, pLCs or embedded systems (role-dependent), electrical codes and safety and test equipment.
Are there remote entry level electrical engineer jobs?
0 of the 2 newest listings here are remote, and 1 are full-time. You can also browse remote electrical engineer jobs on their own page.